According to unconfirmed sources
The killer is necrophiliac.
He will keep the body for days for his use. Occasionally, the body will be dissected and certain organs preserved while others discarded. The preserved parts serve either as a "souvenir" for the killer or the sexual object on which the killer projects his perverted desires. The exactly way the killer deals with his unwanted parts remains a mystery. The fact that no unidentified young female bodies has been spotted for the last 2 years led many people to believe that the killer cut the body parts into tiny little pieces that is unrecognizable even to those with a comprehensive forensic medicine background. Others speculate that the killer dissolves the body in strong acid and then crushes up the bones with an electric grinder. After the corpse or the body parts deteriorates and becomes no longer usable, they will be discarded and the killer will prey on his next victim.
Another rumor from the police department reveals that the killer has in fact been investigated. After an unexpected electric failure in one of the most densely inhabited neighborhoods, several complaints of strange decaying odor raised the police's suspicion towards the owner of a single-room apartment, an average-looking middle-age man who claimed to be a fish-dealer. The most mysterious thing was the results from the search party that confirmed the absence of any biological trace: no footprint, no fingerprint, no hair, no epithelia, no body fluid, nothing. Nothing from any human or animal. It seemed that the room never had a resident. The police suspected that the traces were all swiped after a (or several) homicide(s) so they did a Luminol test which failed to identify anything. The man was released and never heard of again. Weeks later, one of his neighbors revealed to a newspaper that the man once talked about being referred to as a "mad scientist" by his former colleagues who ridiculed his invention for his girlfriend that can remove the menstrual fluid stain on underwear. After his patent had expired an American company started to produce a cleanser called "Chipotle-away" using his formula. Soon after, his girlfriend criticized him of incapability to make any money from his invention and left him for another man who called himself a musician and - according to the neighbor - had a "stunningly outrageous hairdo". The neighbor was not quite sure about the name of the girlfriend stealer, he vaguely recalled the word "Schahmatt" which he could not tell what or who it refers to. On another occasion, another neighbor of the suspect mentioned that they shared a common interest in Happy Tree Friends, a flash cartoon series. He also confirmed the story of the love rival who did visit the suspect's place and started a loud, long quarrel. "GEE! Everyone on my floor knows that man! His hair can possibly dwarf Yeoman Rand!" He said.
He will keep the body for days for his use. Occasionally, the body will be dissected and certain organs preserved while others discarded. The preserved parts serve either as a "souvenir" for the killer or the sexual object on which the killer projects his perverted desires. The exactly way the killer deals with his unwanted parts remains a mystery. The fact that no unidentified young female bodies has been spotted for the last 2 years led many people to believe that the killer cut the body parts into tiny little pieces that is unrecognizable even to those with a comprehensive forensic medicine background. Others speculate that the killer dissolves the body in strong acid and then crushes up the bones with an electric grinder. After the corpse or the body parts deteriorates and becomes no longer usable, they will be discarded and the killer will prey on his next victim.
Another rumor from the police department reveals that the killer has in fact been investigated. After an unexpected electric failure in one of the most densely inhabited neighborhoods, several complaints of strange decaying odor raised the police's suspicion towards the owner of a single-room apartment, an average-looking middle-age man who claimed to be a fish-dealer. The most mysterious thing was the results from the search party that confirmed the absence of any biological trace: no footprint, no fingerprint, no hair, no epithelia, no body fluid, nothing. Nothing from any human or animal. It seemed that the room never had a resident. The police suspected that the traces were all swiped after a (or several) homicide(s) so they did a Luminol test which failed to identify anything. The man was released and never heard of again. Weeks later, one of his neighbors revealed to a newspaper that the man once talked about being referred to as a "mad scientist" by his former colleagues who ridiculed his invention for his girlfriend that can remove the menstrual fluid stain on underwear. After his patent had expired an American company started to produce a cleanser called "Chipotle-away" using his formula. Soon after, his girlfriend criticized him of incapability to make any money from his invention and left him for another man who called himself a musician and - according to the neighbor - had a "stunningly outrageous hairdo". The neighbor was not quite sure about the name of the girlfriend stealer, he vaguely recalled the word "Schahmatt" which he could not tell what or who it refers to. On another occasion, another neighbor of the suspect mentioned that they shared a common interest in Happy Tree Friends, a flash cartoon series. He also confirmed the story of the love rival who did visit the suspect's place and started a loud, long quarrel. "GEE! Everyone on my floor knows that man! His hair can possibly dwarf Yeoman Rand!" He said.
